This is what I was thinking, but can you switch, on the fly, between lazy and non-lazy updates?
The docs say that you can specify when defining your class that you want lazy updates (the default being non-lazy). I suppose you could change the class definition before instantiating the instance, or you could perhaps change the class definition through the instance. Either way it seems monkey-patchish/hackish. But it could be a solution. Hope this helps, Krys Leandro Lucarella wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED], el martes 15 de noviembre a las 12:54 me escribiste: > >>the .set() method ? >> >>But I don't think we can control the update. Seems to me that the lazy >>only controls if the update is immediate, but not "controllable". lazy >>in the sense of "I would do it when I want". > > > You can explicitly say when you want to update: .sync() .syncUpdate() > Al least if the documentation is not outdated: > http://www.sqlobject.org/SQLObject.html#lazy-updates >
